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One fine photo: Photographed by George Whiteside for FASHION’s Summer 2001 issue

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Photographed by George Whiteside. Styled by Catherine Franklin

Photographed by George Whiteside. Styled by Catherine Franklin

“There is a dreamlike quality to this image. The Victorian-inspired parasol adds an element of mystery because the model’s eyes are concealed,” says FASHION’s current art director Maarten Sluyter. “Exploration and adventure await in this seemingly infinite desert setting.

The neutral colour palette strikes a harmonious chord while the ripples in the diaphanous skirt echo the patterns etched in the sand. It’s pure and simple, like a summer’s day.” Read more »


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FASHION designer giveaway: Enter to win $295 worth of Dean Davidson jewellery

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FASHION designer giveaway: Dean Davidson

2012 marks FASHION Magazine’s 35th Anniversary! To celebrate, each issue, we’re pairing up with a different Canadian who is also celebrating a milestone. We invite our readers to enter for their chance to WIN the designers’ featured show pieces. Good luck!

Enter to win $295 worth of Dean Davidson jewellery »
Watch our behind the scenes video with Dean Davidson »
Read our interview with the designer » Read more »


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One fine photo: Photographed by Juergen Teller for FASHION’s September 2000 issue

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Kirsten Owen photographed by Juergen Teller for FASHION’s September 2000 issue.

Kirsten Owen photographed by Juergen Teller for FASHION’s September 2000 issue.

“This candid shot of Kirsten Owen has a strong grunge feel to it. It’s the graffiti on the wall and the dirt on the ground, and her messy blonde hair and clothes are almost anti-fashion,” says FASHION’s current art director, Maarten Sluyter.

“As a model, she was always creating other people’s moments—photographers, stylists—and this image captures her moment, her five minutes spent by herself. She seems completely unguarded and happy. It’s really street photography before street photography became a trend. Now, we see photos of models off-duty all the time, but back then most people probably wouldn’t have recognized her so dressed down. It’s about feeling comfortable, looking exactly the way she wanted to.” Read more »


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From the Queen to Lady Gaga, Essie polish has adorned nails for more than 30 years. We meet the woman behind the brand

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Essie

Photography by Christopher Stevenson

Essie Weingarten steps off the elevator on the penthouse level of New York’s Mondrian SoHo hotel and is greeted by a wall covered floor to ceiling with framed photos of the most iconic nail polish shades she’s created over the past 30 years. “Oh my God, this is amazing!” she says, marvelling at the tributes to colours like “Mademoiselle,” “Wicked” and “Chinchilly” that her team has surprised her with as part of a dinner in her honour. As the founder of one of the most well-known brands in the category—seriously, walk into any nail bar, particularly in Manhattan, and you’ll see that her bottles dominate the shelves—Weingarten, originally from Queens, has much to celebrate. Not only did L’Oréal acquire her company in 2010, providing distribution of Essie to even more countries, but her colours are worn by everyone from the Queen (Her Majesty is fond of “Ballet Slippers”) to Lady Gaga (she paired “Merino Cool” with her infamous meat dress). Read more »


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May 2012: Table of contents

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FASHION Magazine | May 2012

Photographed by Doug Inglish and styled by Hayley Atkin.

ALWAYS IN FASHION
THE AGE ISSUE
38 Fashionmagazine.com What’s going on online.
42 Letter from the Editor
44 Contributors
46 Behind the Scenes
48 Letters from our readers

FASHION FILE
56 NEWS Dr. Martens hooks up with Liberty of London, Gucci’s new ready-to-wear royal, paisley prints swirl onto the scene, the most buzz-worthy fashion books, and more.
60 FLASHPOINT Stylish women across Canada play peekaboo in sheer fabrics, power up in primary colours and get graphic in black and white. Read more »


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May 2012: Letter from the editor

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Bernadette Morra

Photography by Vanessa Heins; Hair and makeup by Sheri Stroh for Plutino group/Tresemmé; Shot on location at the Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto.

Models generally don’t like to disclose their age. Sometimes it’s because they don’t want to be perceived as over the hill, other times it’s because they are working the runways sooner than they should be, given that some fashion councils have set a minimum age guideline of 16.

This makes it difficult to tell you who the youngest person in this issue is. But we know for certain who the oldest is: Iris Apfel, at 90, followed by China Machado at 82.

The fact that both of these women have recently appeared in ad campaigns and fashion spreads is wonderfully ironic. Especially since they are modelling not in spite of their advanced age but because of it. The courage to wear their wrinkles with pride has paid off in both reverence and renown. And they cleverly use fashion to ensure they aren’t any less alluring for it.

Not that there is anything wrong with a little tweak here and there, especially if, as Lynn Crosbie writes in “Audio Visual” (page 140), there is a body part you’ve come to detest. Read more »


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FASHION designer giveaway: Enter to win a designer dress by Philip Sparks

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FASHION designer giveaway: Enter to win a designer dress by Brian Bailey

2012 marks FASHION Magazine’s 35th Anniversary! To celebrate, each issue, we’re pairing up with a different Canadian who is also celebrating a milestone. We invite our readers to enter for their chance to WIN the designers’ featured show pieces. Good luck!

Enter to win this dress by Philip Sparks »
Watch our behind the scenes video with Philip Sparks »
Read our interview with the designer » Read more »


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One fine photo: Photographed by Monic Richard for FASHION’s November 1994 issue

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One fine photo: Liisa Winkler

FASHION November 1994. Photography by Monic Richard. Styled by Catherine Franklin.

“This photo captures the essence of spring: everything is vibrant and new,” says Maarten Sluyter, FASHION’s current art director. “You can almost smell the fresh air. The model featured, Liisa Winkler, studied ballet, and she brings an air of elegance and spontaneity to this shot. Her pose evokes a sense of playfulness and highlights the voluminous skirt. I love that her hair isn’t perfectly in place; it goes with the natural setting and seems to mirror the leafy trees. This is what living in the moment looks like.” Read more »


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